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I had planned to start a new life in New York. But would a chance meeting at a West Hollywood bar cause me to stay in Los Angeles?

At 99, Betye Saar is an icon in the Los Angeles art world. On her perfect Sunday, she'd visit the Pasadena Community College Flea Market, the Huntington and the Apple Pan.

Spencer Richardson, who's bringing rehabbed music technology back into circulation, is finding that millennials are increasingly drawn to analog devices in an era when everything else disappears into the digital ether.

We break down the significance of the potential locations, including Leimert Park, Central Avenue, Exposition Park, Adams Boulevard near Arlington Avenue and others.

We tried dry float therapy, which promises stress reduction and relaxation in futuristic settings, at Quantum Wellness Spa and WellNest.

Brent Poer and Beau Quillian's historic home is an exuberant collage of Hermès plates, Black Forest antlers, Staffordshire porcelain figurines, majolica plates and art that has been lovingly curated.

Known for her work on "Adventure Time," artist Ako Castuera has a second life as a ceramicist inspired by Southern California's natural resources.

Styled in Acne Studios' Valentine's Day edit, three creative couples in L.A. reflect on their artistic journeys, relationships and personal styles ...

He told me his sister just had her first baby. Seeing this as the perfect segue, I told him I, too, was having a baby except I wasn't keeping mine.

Our columnist holds court in a starry place to answer your heart's questions about love.